Lucinda gave no reaction. She had seen this coming.
Since Nathaniel was dead and his 45% stake in the Roberts Group went unassigned to any designated heirs, Enoch was bound to take advantage of the situation.
“Okay, I’ll head over to the Roberts Group after I finish breakfast,”
Lucinda replied.
She took a moment to collect herself after breakfast, and then applied light makeup before heading out.
When she arrived, she went directly to the president’s office of the Roberts Group.
Enoch continued to shout, “Why is she hiding in her house and not daring to see me? Why does she pretend to be so sad about my nephew’s death? Does she think avoiding the problem at the Roberts Group and withholding my shares will solve anything?
Call her here immediately. She must explain everything to me today!
Zaniyah felt helpless and frustrated, wanting nothing more than to slap him.
However, she knew that it was inappropriate, so she took a deep breath and tried to remain composed in front of others.
“Excuse me, sir, but Miss Ross is not feeling well. Is there any way we can discuss this matter calmly?” Zaniyah asked, hoping to ease the tension.
As Zaniyah was speaking, the door to the office suddenly swung open.
Lucinda walked in, dressed in a tight black skirt and minimal makeup.
Despite her stunning appearance, her demeanor was cold and aloof as usual.
Without sparing a glance at Enoch, she walked over to the chair and sat down with a frosty expression.
“What do you want?” she asked bluntly.
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Her icy tone immediately made Enoch adjust his attitude.
He put on a fake smile and sat down in a chair across from her.
Enoch still remembered how he had been forced to drink thirty bottles of different kinds of poison and had endured ten days of excruciating torture. He couldn’t afford to offend her now, so he could only vent his frustration inwardly.
The moment Lucinda appeared, he spoke in a soft voice.
“Miss Ross, my nephew passed away. I’m also grieving. I’ve been having a tough time lately. But there’s something else I want to discuss…”
“Get to the point,” Lucinda frowned.
Frowning, she waited for Enoch to continue.
“He’s gone. As I’m the only left member of the Roberts family who still holds shares in the Roberts Group, shouldn’t my nephew’s shares rightfully go to me?”